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misses and it's 10-20 at half time.

And the scrum lottery this time goes to the brums. Penalty 40m out. 15 in from touch. About half time.

Gutsy call by the reds. 10-20 now, Reds back in it.

Reds regather the kickoff and get a penalty advantage. Cooper kicks for touch when an easy three was offer.

75% possession to Brums. 30min gone Joe Tomane scores out wide, right wing. Wealth of possession pays dividends, 18-3 with a kick to come.

Reds only 10 behind on the score board but have barely looked in this. Seemingly only the brumbies handling errors keeping them in it. Scrum to brums 22m line in reds territory.

Alexander put through a hole beautifully by white who in turn gives Sio a go at the line but knocks on. Would've been a front row try to savour....

Davies looks to check To'omua's run onto a quade coopers midifield bomb and is correctly penalised for playing the man without the ball. Nick white gets the lineout to 25m out. Faaingaa goes high and another penalty for the Brums, White kicks it from 25m out centre field. 13-3 brums, 22mins gone.

Tomane gets put in space and a sloppy off load drifts forward, gives possession back to the reds via a scrum on their own 22 line.

Penalty sees brums get a lineout 10meters in reds territory.

Horwill goes off his feet and the brums will have a shot 40m out just left of the middle.White kicks and slots it. 10-3 brums. 15min gone

Brumbies done for pushing early for the 2nd time on the reds feed and Cooper takes the easy 3. 7-3 Brums 12min gone

Reds getting the benefit of the doubt there.

Fardy knows how to party

ooh, nervous start from the brumbies, great steepling drop kick from cooper.

I was mainly referring to Coleman's stature, the smaller man being able to fit through smaller holes. I would agree with Tomikin and say Mogg is faster. I would suggest that Coleman can run for longer. He never seems tired, typical sevens player.

A brick wall looks like a hole to Fotu. Can't wait for his return. I think he is due back soon like Anzac day but I haven't heard anything for a while.

Coleman fits through holes even mogg cannot.

I think the brumbies bench centres are better than the Red's starters. If the ponies get consistent quick ball the reds will struggle in the midfield. The brumbies set piece has been the most consistent feature of their dominance. Even when they lost to the rebs they had some big scrums. I...

The abc put this up. Brumbies: Jesse Mogg, Joe Tomane, Tevita Kuridrani, Pat McCabe, Robbie Coleman, Matt To'omua, Nic White, Ben Mowen (c), Jarrad Butler, Jordan Smiler, Tom Staniforth, Scott Fardy, Ben Alexander, Stephen Moore, Scott SioReserves: Siliva Siliva, Ruan Smith, JP Smith, Jack...